Long story very short. We are not 100% sure what we are looking at here. Is the variation shown in these revolvers normal or a known change?
Or..perhaps this is a factory blem / parts gun that was assembled by Remington during a bankruptcy period?
Is this revolver a one off?
Is it more valuable because of the variation?
Or…are there hundreds of these examples, and they bring less money from Remington collectors?
Any info you can provide would be much appreciated. We are stumped.
Freeze
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Freeze is our resident All-American hunter, shooter, gunsmith and military surplus collector. When he is not processing his own game or running the smoker, he focuses on Com-Bloc weapons and Black Powder Shooting.
Freeze is our resident All-American hunter, shooter, gunsmith and military surplus collector. When he is not processing his own game or running the smoker, he focuses on Com-Bloc weapons and Black Powder Shooting.
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